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Table 3 Effect of the physical activity on BMC at follow up

From: The intensity of physical activity influences bone mineral accrual in childhood: the childhood health, activity and motor performance school (the CHAMPS) study, Denmark

Variable

Coefficient estimate

Standard error

P- value

BMC baseline

0.44

0.03

<0.001

BA follow up

0.97

0.04

<0.001

Gender

35.20

9.50

<0.001

θ mh = log π mh π l

20.94

6.58

0.001

θ s = log π s π l

27.77

8.17

0.001

Gender # θ s

−36.03

13.11

0.006

Height follow up

−3.96

0.17

<0.001

Puberty follow up

29.99

3.52

<0.001

Gender # puberty

−16.95

5.14

0.001

  1. Note: π mh s , π l represents the percentage of the total time spent in, moderate-high, sedentary and low intensity activity respectively. #: Interaction. The girls were chosen as the reference level for gender.